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Fan Made Rubik's Companion Cube Is A Work Of Art
It almost seems like Portal has spawned more fan created toys than any property outside of Nintendo, but this latest creation is certainly one of the most creative. Behold the Portal 2 Rubik's Companion Cube.
Flickr user Chris Myles, aka ammnra, recently posted pictures of his creative creation along with a description for how he pulled of this ingenious feat. It sounds like if you have an old Rubik's cube, a 3D Printer, some super glue, and paint that you should be able to make one for yourself. Of course, you also didn’t think of this on your own, so that means you are still a failure at being creative.
[Source: Destructoid]
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